The range-finder on the helmet is removable and can be moved up or down

There is no head underneath the helmet

The jet-pack plugs well into a hole in the back of the figure

The cape and Wookiee braids are attached permanently

The blaster is a bit too big for the holster

Boba Fett can hold both weapons OK in his hands

The figure stands well without a stand and keeps its balance decently in even more dynamic poses

The belt and holster are attached permanently

Unfortunately Hasbro didn't capture the original costume as well as they could have, this becomes quickly apparent by just watching the "Super Trooper" video on StarWars.com

As pointed out by Ben Burt, both lights on the front of the helmet were red, not red and blue as on the figure

There is no holster on the prototype armor, instead there is a big white pouch which is missing on the figure

There are no Wookiee braids on the prototype armor

The rocket on the jetpack looks quite different on the prototype armor

The figure came with a basic "cape", the prototype armor however used a beach towel, why not include that with the figure Hasbro?

All in all this super articulated Boba Fett (Prototype Armor) is a very cool looking figure and a nice tribute, but with more attention to detail (or money spent on Hasbro's behalf), this figure could have been much more fun for collectors